Halos & Coronas

Am I?

Am I? (Single or Taken)

Kendrick and his SO have an argument in the MW2 Multiplayer Lobby

We Noscope Together

YouTube Audio Library

Return to Love

Rueben Brown v Mother Brown

for couples that dont always get along. was listening to a bunch of men i trust recently and wanted to explore an alternative use for this killer bassline 

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We’re all passionate about what we love—but do we know how to argue well?

Conflict is a part of life. Whether it’s a disagreement at the dinner table, a heated discussion about cultural issues, or a clash of worldviews, how we handle conflict matters. Instead of feeling helpless or walking away, what if we could lean in—with wisdom, clarity, and purpose?
On today’s episode, we’re excited to welcome to the mic Indya Rennie, debate teacher at the Masters Guild. Once a painfully shy child, Indya found herself stirred by the cultural conversations happening around her. She knew she needed to overcome her shyness in order to have a voice—and she did.

Now, she’s helping others do the same. With a deep passion for truth and a commitment to a biblical worldview, Indya shares her insight on everything from “hot topics” to common family arguments, offering practical tools for gracious, effective communication.

Join us as we learn why it’s not just what you say—but how you say it—that makes all the difference.

Book mentioned on the show: https://lamplighter.net/product/its-all-real-true/

How to Argue Feat. Indya Rennie

i got into an argument with myself (gone wrong)

Join us in this thought-provoking episode of our "Road Trip" series as we explore the journey of life and the unexpected detours we often face. Bradley Hamilton, our Family Engagement Pastor, shares personal anecdotes about family road trips, highlighting the importance of planning while acknowledging that things rarely go as expected.

We dive deep into the struggles faced by the early Christians in Philippi, who found themselves in a challenging environment after the resurrection of Jesus. Despite their hardships, the Apostle Paul encourages them—and us—to find joy in the midst of adversity. Discover how joy is rooted not in our circumstances but in our relationship with Christ.

In this episode, we discuss:
• The difference between joy and happiness
• The power of humility in finding true joy
• How to stand out in a world filled with complaining and arguing
• Practical steps to become a light in a dark world

We also reflect on two important questions:
1. Where am I complaining that I need to change?
2. What argument or divisive issue do I need to stay out of?

Tune in for an inspiring message that challenges us to hold firm to the hope we have in Jesus and to shine brightly in our communities. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments!
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We are an alternative to church as usual. 

Our Sunday worship service is approximately a 75-minute experience designed to introduce people to the message of Jesus and equip believers to live their lives in response to the Gospel while their kids enjoy one of our safe children's environments. 
 
Centerpoint is designed to meet you wherever you are on the journey whether you are just checking out the "church thing" or you are a committed Christ follower. Centerpoint is a casual environment that combines today's music with creative media and relevant teaching. We hope you will visit us at Centerpoint Church regardless of what your past church experience has looked like.

Road Rage | Road Trip: Finding Joy In The Journey | Bradley Hamilton

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ARGUMENTATIVE FREQS

“We Fell Apart in the Same Bed” tells the story of love fading where it once felt safest. It’s a raw, emotional track about two people who grew distant while still holding each other close. The lyrics capture late-night silence, broken trust, and the pain of realizing love can die even when you’re lying side by side.

Soft vocals and a haunting melody make this one feel intimate, real, and unforgettable.

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We Fell Apart in the Same Bed

The songs are never what you think they’re about. Wrote 10,000 hours worth of lyrics. Yes, they’re all my voice believe it or not. Enjoy the music and let it move you, inspire me so I can inspire you.

Praying With The Eyes is a ministry of Family of Christ Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs which combines the beauty of God's Word with the beauty of his creation.

Dreamy synths, hazy vocals, and fluttering songs for late-night highways, blurring the lines between memories, moods and lights. Reminders of old and familiar faces, intimate conversations and experiences just out of reach. New releases coming soon across all platforms.

Haunt is an artist built from pain, honesty, and raw emotion. His music dives deep into heartbreak, trauma, and the shadows most people hide from. Every song feels like a confession vulnerable, heavy, and real. Haunt blends haunting melodies with dark storytelling, creating a sound that hits straight to the soul.

His lyrics speak for the broken, the lost, and the ones who feel too much. Nothing is sugar-coated. Nothing is fake. Haunt is the voice of the thoughts you hear at 3AM when the world goes quiet.

This is music you feel, not just listen to.

Upcoming artists, I’m gonna make it out of the hood someday, win a lot of Grammys. And uh, check out lil balls he’s really cool. Concert on wensday btw. I can’t pay my taxes, that’s irrelevant though.

Our mission is to tear away every unnecessary barrier to people finding life and freedom in Jesus.

Visit us on the web or download the Centerpoint Church Florida App from the App Store or Google Play Store. In the app, we have additional sermon resources, as well as a Live Stream and embedded audio player for all of our sermons.

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The mission of Lamplighter Ministries is “to make ready a people prepared for the Lord, by building Christ-like character one story at a time.” The mission of this ministry is deeply rooted in the truths found in Malachi 4:6 and Luke 1:17. The gospel writer Luke quotes from Malachi 4:6 in his first chapter. His handling of the text is peculiar because he leaves out part of the quote and adds a sentence that changes the entire meaning of Malachi’s text. In Malachi we read: “To turn the hearts of the fathers to their children and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.” In Luke we read: “To turn the hearts of the fathers to their children and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just, to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.” The first part of this verse is identical in both passages. The second part, “turning the hearts of the children to their fathers” is similar to “turning the disobedient to the wisdom of the just.” It appears that Luke is emphasizing that children’s hearts (the disobedient) will turn to their fathers, if their fathers’ hearts become righteous and worthy. The last part of the verse in Malachi, “lest I come and smite the earth with a curse,” has been deleted and new text has been added, thus changing the meaning. Generally, the New Testament writers will change an Old Testament text to help clarify the intended meaning, but here Luke changes the meaning of the text entirely. Whereas the Old Testament closes out with the word “curse” and a strict warning, the New Testament closes out with hope and an emphasis on grace—“the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all, Amen.” By Divine design the Old Testament closes in “curse” and the New Testament closes with “grace.” When Luke the physician quotes Malachi 4:6 and removes the curse, I believe he was adding that which is at the heart of Christian discipleship—“making ready a people prepared for the Lord.”

As I studied Luke’s addition, I realized that the words “make ready” and “prepared” are the very essence of our mission. The word “ready,” in Greek, hetoimaz het-oy-mad’-zo, means to prepare, provide, construct, create, or make ready through internal fitness. The word “prepared,” in Greek, kataskeuaz, kat-ask-yoo-ad’-zo, means to build, make, ordain, or prepare thoroughly and properly by external equipment. Lamplighter Ministries has a two-fold focus: preparing people to serve the Lord through internal character development and external career preparation. The words “ready” and “prepared” form the foundation for our mission at Lamplighter. We are building Christ-like character internally through inspiring and godly role models, and motivating individuals to live a life of excellence through external opportunities that cultivate their God-given abilities into the highest level of skill and excellence.

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